Sentence examples for sport feeling from inspiring English sources

Now try imagining what it would be like to play any professional sport feeling like this.

The days of teenage tennis superstars and a Top 10 dominated by those barely, if even, old enough to legally drink are a thing of the past and tennis isn't the only sport feeling an uptick in athletes challenging the age limits.

British sport is feeling good".

But most of all, what I saw in Tosca was exactly what drew me to sport: the feeling of total passion in the performers.

And this week it was Sporting Kansas City feeling hard done by the referees.

It was hilarious and, Corey being such a good sport, no feelings were hurt.

Although in high-business-intensity sports these feelings are blurred, the joy of holding a flag and the ensuing feelings of loyalty, solidarity and belonging are, without doubt, extremely effective as a glue binding club, team and supporters.

World War I halted - for a while at least - any sporting fellow-feeling between Britain and Germany, though there were poignant stories of soldiers playing football in no-man's land during Christmas truces on the Western Front.

If we want to design systems that support the way people make sense of the world around them, the question is whether sensorimotor couplings are going to be enough, or whether sensorimotor theory is mostly useful when designing for 'bodily phenomena', like sports, or feelings of stress.

After Harriet's successful imitation of the onion, she, too, is compelled to impart her newly discovered capacity for empathy: "She made herself walk in Sport's shoes, feeling the holes in his socks rub against his ankles".

Club members liken the sensation of the sport to the feeling of barreling downhill on a sled, multiplied several times: cold air tearing at your face as the runners chatter over the ice and the wind propels you downriver at speeds exceeding 60 miles per hour.